UE4 HTML5 Point me in the right direction

SpinyBoi

So I managed to finish a game in UE4.18 with the 3.6 runtime library that uses RuntimeMeshComponent, but this comes with a lot of problems, like the infinite Phyx Generation Bug. So now, for my future games, I want to use a more recent version of ue4 and the Spine Runtimes.
Can anyone point me in the right direction on how to do that?
Since Spine needs to use the ProceduralMeshComponent to work, but UE4 won't compile HTML5 projects that use PMC.
I'm a little lost here.
if anyone successfully shipped a HTML5 game using a recent version of UE4 and Spine, I would appreciate your help.

Mario

Do you have a link to info on PMC not working with WASM/web builds? I can't find any info on it. I haven't setup a web build for UE4 yet though.

SpinyBoi

Well I couldn't get UE to compile the game when shipping to HTML5, ue4 blacklist PMC when shipping to html5,
I found several threads in the UE forum like this one
https://forums.unrealengine.com/t/problem-packaging-to-html-5-with-procedural-mesh/359647
That says PMC is not compatible with html5.
When researching how to solve this issue, I found this old thread where you say that PMC is not compatible with html5
http://es.esotericsoftware.com/forum/UE4-Spine2d-3-6-runtime-breaks-on-HTML5-build-8819?p=40038&hilit=ue4+html5#p40038
and that back in the day, Spine came with RMC to solve this issue.
But after the 3.6 runtime version, RMC was removed due to the infinite Phyx generation issue, or that's what I think happened idk.
In the same thread, it comes with instructions to make it work with 3.7, but I was wondering if there is a way to add RMC to the latest version of Spine or, better yet, compile a html5 using PMC, but I couldn't find a way to do it.

Mario

RMC was removed because it wasn't kept up to date with all the new UE updates. That put a burden on us, so we switched to the official ProceduralMeshComponent. I can't believe PMC still doesn't work on the web. I'll have a look.

SpinyBoi

Thanks, yeah it's been hopefully it does work by now.
Again thanks for looking into it, it will be of great help 🙂